XIIW manufactures a diverse range of professional and DIY tools, including pyrography stations, drain cleaning machines, concrete millers, and anti-freeze heating cables.
XIIW is a provider of specialized tools and equipment catering to both home hobbyists and industrial professionals. The brand features a versatile product catalog that ranges from precision crafting instruments, such as temperature-adjustable pyrography stations for wood burning, to heavy-duty maintenance machinery like electric drain cleaners and concrete milling machines.
XIIW also offers practical home solutions, including automated anti-freeze heating cables designed to protect pipes in cold climates, and automotive tools like gear pullers and air impact wrenches. The company focuses on delivering functional, cost-effective equipment for renovation, maintenance, and creative projects.
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Ensure the tip is completely cooled down before attempting removal. Clamp the pyrography tip and pull it out carefully. To install a new tip, align the two pins with the corresponding holes on the pen and press firmly.
Standard XIIW pyrography stations typically have an adjustable temperature range of approximately 250°C to 600°C (482°F to 1112°F).
The XIIW 128W and similar heating cables feature an integrated thermostat. The system automatically turns on when the temperature drops below approx. 6°C and turns off when it reaches approx. 13°C to save energy.
Always wear heavy-duty leather gloves (not cloth) when handling the rotating cable. Ensure the machine is grounded, keep the foot switch accessible, and do not force the cable through blockages to prevent kinking or breaking.